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A predisposition to look at faces, for instance, seems to be innate, involving primitive brain regions.

The sinful nature which we inherited from Adam carries with it a predisposition to disobey God.

She developed breast cancer at the age of 37, leading the researchers to believe she had a genetic predisposition to the cancer.

But he did not indicate a predisposition to raise interest rates soon.

Classical genetic studies suggest strong complex genetic contributions to a predisposition to abuse multiple addictive substances.

And a genetic predisposition to obesity can be counteracted by exercise.

This suggests that in men, at least, it is also possible to look at someone's face and read his predisposition to aggression.

In the course of time all criminal activity will cease, and those with a predisposition to crime will be released from those tendencies.

NET projects has shown me that certain mistakes have an uncanny predisposition to keep pitfalls occurring.

Developmental anomalies comprising several different syndromes are associated with nephrogenic rests and predisposition to WT.

This model implicates GABAA-receptor dysfunction in patients as a causal predisposition to anxiety disorders.

Often on the news, reports detail how some study claims to find the 'genetic predisposition' 'to being republican' or 'smoking cigarettes'.

The most common form, atopic eczema, is seen in people with a predisposition to allergies, like hay fever or asthma.

But the Human Genome Project has expanded the prospects for investigating links between diet and genetic predisposition to disease.

Children may inherit a genetic predisposition to be intelligent.

Walking defines most everything about us, including athletic prowess, predisposition to pain, and our health with respect to aging.

The researchers also found that people who have a genetic predisposition to anxiety do not tend to avoid coffee.

A person with a predisposition to this problem may become symptomatic when the elbow is flexed beyond 90 degrees.

Prevention identifies any predisposition to injury or illness and covers warmup, stretching, and design and use of protective equipment.

Dr. Rosales lists environmental risks that increase predisposition to PD.

Someone who gets this has a predisposition to have the problem.

Although there is a genetic predisposition to AD, there is strong evidence suggesting a crucial role for environmental factors.

Our predisposition to believe in a supernatural world stays with us as we get older.

This might indicate a predisposition to elevated mood and mania, they speculate.

Your mother's eyes, your father's height, your predisposition to disease-- these are traits inherited from your parents.

An antibody found in the blood of individuals having a genetic predisposition to allergies such as asthma and Hay fever.

Even if you have a genetic predisposition to being overweight, the way you live is what ultimately determines whether you become fat.

We know more and more about the way that genes affect our predisposition to diseases.

While some people have a genetic predisposition to alcoholism, it's not a good idea for anybody to drink every day, " he says. "

Women who want to find out if they have a genetic predisposition to developing familial breast or ovary cancers can now do so in Japan.

Antigen transporter gene polymorphism and predisposition to Graves disease: a preliminary analysis

Contribution of transporter associated with antigen processing gene polymorphism to predisposition to type 1 diabetes: a preliminary study

An analysis of gene polymorphisms in predisposition to coronary disease with gene chip technology

An individual willingness or predisposition to take risks can influence risk behavior

The expression of trefoil factor 2 and the predisposition to gastric ulcer

A predisposition to find fault